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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 March 1952Vol. XXII, No. 8

Called To A Big Job

pp. 48-49 · Read in the full issue

Amissionary priest who h been so long in Tonga that ! was regarded as almost a pe manent institution, the Rev. Fatb E. A. Tremblay, of Haapai, h suddenly been called home to t

ted States, and given the im tant job of Vocational Director Marist Mission Agent for the ted States and Canadian Areas, headquarters are in Boston, e had been for 30 years in the nds—most of the time in the ily outpost at Haapai, in central ga. He had learned to speak gan fluently, and he was very 1 of the native people. He had jred so fully into theifl lives ; his sudden call away to an ;r world caused something :oaching a national lamentation he pleasant atolls of Haapai. ither Tremblay has consider literary ability, and it is re ed that, in the intervals of the 1 work of his new job, he is ing a book, “Mission Stories i the Land of Upside Down.’’ ill be illustrated by his nephew.